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Open-source encyclopedia Webs up one
million articles

Open-source encyclopedia Webs up one
million articles 09/21/2004 12:25 PM

The Wikipedia , an open-source encyclopedia whose articles may be edited easily by any person with a Web browser, has passed a milestone with over one million articles now available.

The Wikipedia passed the 500,000 entries milestone earlier this year .

(via BoingBoing )

Open-source encyclopedia reaches half
million entries

Open-source encyclopedia reaches half
million entries 03/06/2004 01:55 AM

Wikipedia , an open-source encyclopedia, announced a milestone : 500,000 entries in more than fifty languages. More than two hundred thousand articles are in English .

Any Web user may edit any page in the Wikipedia, as each page is an open "wiki" document. Moreover, the copyright ethos of this collaborative information resource is open , without any creator owning any contribution.

This represents extensive growth over the past thirteen months, when Wikipedia announced one hundred thousand entries. The project began in 2001.

(via Kuro5hin )

Virtual Community Makes Open Source
Encyclopedia Succeed

Virtual Community Makes Open Source
Encyclopedia Succeed 12/18/2003 01:06 PM
Virtual Community Makes Open Source Encyclopedia Succeed
http://firstmonday.org/issues/issue8_12/ciffolilli/index.html

An open source encyclopedia seems to defy all logic. Anyone can contribute -- and anyone can change, deface or erase the information it contains. Yet Wikipedia is successful for several reasons. First, it's being constructed by a purpose-built virtual community, whose members share the same goals and passions. Another factor is the low cost associated with IT and virtual communities. In a way, technology has virtually eliminated transaction costs for editing and updating information. This not only stimulates development of the community and the project, it provides a full exploitation of massive collaboration economies. Another secret of Wikipedia's success is its "creative construction" of information, rather than a "creative destruction" of it. Initially, some observers expected an endless war among reliable contributions, as well as graffiti attacks that would deface and delay the development of the Web site. In reality, that hasn't happened. Every change made to every article is stored; unapproved modifications can be undone with a single click. Thus, hackers and graffiti artists waste more of their time and effort trying to litter a page than administrators require to correct it. Through this mechanism of editing and undoing meaningless changes or graffiti, an evolutionary process is fostered. Among other results, that means only the best contributions survive.

Open source course management tool
version released: Sakai collaborative

Open source course management tool
version released: Sakai collaborative 07/16/2004 11:50 AM

The Sakai project , a multi-campus collaborative course management application development group, released a version of its Collaboration and Learning Environment . The CLE is available for downloading .

(thanks to Suzanne Bonefas )

Microsoft steams as open source Bill
passes

Microsoft steams as open source Bill
passes 12/15/2003 12:57 PM
WHEN the ACT's 17-member Legislative Assembly last week passed an obscurely-named Bill it fundamentally changed the landscape of government software purchasing in Australia. Joining a number of jurisdictions worldwide — including several Brazilian cities — Australia's capital passed Democrats-sponsored legislation designed to give open source software a leg up. With the Democrats warning the ACT is just the beginning, opponents of open source and Linux, such as Microsoft, are starting to sweat.

NOSI, the Nonprofit Open Source
Initiative, announces the release of its
new guide "Choosing and Using Open
Source Software: A Primer for
Nonprofits."

NOSI, the Nonprofit Open Source
Initiative, announces the release of its
new guide "Choosing and Using Open
Source Software: A Primer for
Nonprofits." 02/17/2004 11:57 PM
As per a recent post, I love to see (and hope to one day do it myself) Open Source Software in Non-Profits. Seems http://www.nosi.net found my post: http://thelostolive.net/tlo/comments.php?id=1786_0_1_0_C And commented the release of its new guide "Choosing and Using Open Source Software: A Primer for Nonprofits." And now in their own words: ___snip____ -- From: Katrin Verclas Email: steering (a) nosi.net Hi, Kevin - NOSI actually just released a new...

Open-source activist Bruce Perens joins
open-source defense group

Open-source activist Bruce Perens joins
open-source defense group 05/07/2004 04:33 PM
A key leader in the open-source software movement has been appointed to the board of Open Source Risk Management, which is defending the legal standing of open-source software.

Collaborative, open textbook

Collaborative, open textbook 06/15/2004 10:12 AM
OpenTextBook.org is a collaborative project wherein university students (and others) can turn their course notes into a giant, open textbook. You need to know how to use CVS to contribute and edit the book, but there's a daily PDF snapshot of the state of the project, which is looking pretty good! Link (Thanks, Steve!)

US Government Open Code Collaborative
launched

US Government Open Code Collaborative
launched 07/07/2004 07:59 AM
Computer Weekly Jul 7 2004 12:28PM GMT

Jigsaw puts together open collaborative
database

Jigsaw puts together open collaborative
database 06/22/2005 02:10 AM
The open source philosophy is popular enough that it is becoming a marketing cliche for some companies that don't have anything to do with software production. Take Jigsaw, for example -- not Jigsaw the open source Java Web server, but Jigsaw, the business contacts database.

Government Open Code Collaborative
launched

Government Open Code Collaborative
launched 07/06/2004 05:07 PM
The goal of the collaborative is to encourage the sharing of computer code developed for and by government entities.

Do You Suffer from Open Source Phobia? -
six reasons you might relent and be
ready for an extreme makeover - OPEN
SOURCE - Magazine - Darwin Magazine

Do You Suffer from Open Source Phobia? -
six reasons you might relent and be
ready for an extreme makeover - OPEN
SOURCE - Magazine - Darwin Magazine 03/08/2004 11:20 PM
http://www.darwinmag.com/read/030104/open.html ASK A GROUP OF corporate IT leaders whether they'd rather stick their arms into a box of tarantulas or allow open source software (OSS) on their networks, and odds are most would start rolling up their sleeves. Not to do any downloading, either.

Slashdot on Open Source Ideas and Open
Source Life

Slashdot on Open Source Ideas and Open
Source Life 06/23/2004 08:27 PM
As Canada protects the patents on genes, Download Aborted wonders whether the genetic code should be considered Open Source. It's slashdotted here. And as atonement for saying something positive about the people at Microsoft — man, you folks are rough! — here's some slashdottism about the anti-Open Source think tanks that Microsoft is funding. (But I still like the Microsofties I've met. So there.)...

Glowan Consulting Announces “The
Collaborative Advantage” - Innovative
approach to building collaborative
relationships compliments L3 Leadership
Learning Program

Glowan Consulting Announces “The
Collaborative Advantage” - Innovative
approach to building collaborative
relationships compliments L3 Leadership
Learning Program 04/18/2005 03:54 AM
The Glowan Consulting Group has introduced another innovative concept in Leadership Development called “The Collaborative Advantage”. Pairs of individuals attend and work with each other and members of the group to develop skills, behaviors and action plans for improving collaboration. Offering real time relationship building processes combined with an in-depth “Collaborative Assessment”, participants experience the advantages of working together collaboratively to accomplish extraordinary things. [PRWEB Apr 18, 2005]

Open source process for open source
development

Open source process for open source
development 04/05/2005 11:50 AM

Sun has given every possible indication that Open Solaris will be run as a true open source project. The latest indication is the make-up of the board of directors: Casper Dik, Roy Fielding, Al Hopper, Simon Phipps, and Rich Teer. (via Simon Phipps - congrats Simon!)

Open source opportunity, open source
risk

Open source opportunity, open source
risk 09/22/2004 10:44 AM
I've been traveling more than usual lately, and while on the road I've been working my way through the ITConversations audio archive. It's full of gems, and one of them is Doug Kaye's interview with Philip Greenspun. While discussing the ArsDigita flameout, Greenspun offers insightful perspectives on the opportunity, and the risk, of open source as a business model. ...

From open source to open services to
open information

From open source to open services to
open information 03/29/2005 12:00 PM
My March 21 entry about upcoming.org turned out to be an odd juxtaposition because, on the same day, a new events database called EVDB was announced and shown at PC Forum. It's due out shortly in public beta but I haven't seen it, so for now I only know what you can also learn from reading, among others: Dan Farber, Ross Mayfield, Om Malik, David Weinberger, and Paul Kedrosky (whose recent archive is missing this morning, yikes). The consensus seems to be that EVDB will be a Web-2.0-style, Wiki-style, RSS-friendly, Flickr-and-del.icio.us-like thingy. Sounds promising! I'll certainly check it out when it's public. ...

Microsoft Depends On Shared Source, Dips
Toe In Open-Source Waters (TechWeb)

Microsoft Depends On Shared Source, Dips
Toe In Open-Source Waters (TechWeb) 04/08/2005 04:56 AM
TechWeb - The software vendor will add to the 20 products it now offers for source-code inspection under its Shared Source Initiative.

Microsoft releases source code to open
source community

Microsoft releases source code to open
source community 05/05/2004 04:06 AM
About a month ago, Microsoft posted some of its source code to SourceForge. SourceForge is a, if not the, major distribution point for open source software. Microsoft's code was put there under the terms of the Common Public License, which allows modification, addition, redistribution - in short, it allows most of the rights and privileges that we associate with open source software.

Advice to Microsoft: Open Source the
Leaked Source

Advice to Microsoft: Open Source the
Leaked Source 02/13/2004 02:37 PM
What should Microsoft do, now that a chunk of its NT 4.0 and Windows 2000 source code have leaked onto the Web? Our guest columnist says Microsoft should make lemonade out of lemons and just open source the whole enchilada.

Open source process for closed source
development

Open source process for closed source
development 04/05/2005 11:50 AM

IBM Adopts Open Development Internally: "Following on the success of its Eclipse open-source development platform, IBM has quietly been using a form of open-source development internally to create technology the company will sell commercially.

IBM calls its model Community Source, which it defines as a collaborative, internal, open-source-style environment for developing and testing new technology.

Danny Sabbah, vice president of strategy and technology for the IBM Software Group, in Armonk, N.Y., said IBM is using its Community Source model across 100 projects and 2,000 developers in the company. These projects span the IBM Software Group, Systems Group, Research and Global Services, he said."

Very interesting. I'd like to learn more about that. What parts of the so called open source development process have they built into the Community Source model? I've found that most developers have different definitions of the open source development process (via Ross Gardler).

Linux in Government: The Government Open
Code Collaborative

Linux in Government: The Government Open
Code Collaborative 12/19/2004 03:17 PM
Can a 'gated Open Source community' really work?

Open Standards - Open Source. The
Business, Legal & Technical Challenges
Ahead.

Open Standards - Open Source. The
Business, Legal & Technical Challenges
Ahead. 10/28/2003 11:06 PM
The meeting comprised four panels: Business, Technical, Legal, and Social and Ethical, each of which featured an introduction of the issues and follow-up with an interactive discussion between the speakers and the audience. The aim was to capture and publish the issues discussed in order to raise the industry awareness of the benefits of Open Source.

Pingtel Breaks Open VoIP Monopolies With
New Open Source Business Model.

Pingtel Breaks Open VoIP Monopolies With
New Open Source Business Model. 02/18/2004 10:41 PM
Pi ngtel Breaks Open VoIP Monopolies With New Open Source Business Model. Interesting.

Open-Xchange Server 5 Blends
Proprietary, Open-Source Perks

Open-Xchange Server 5 Blends
Proprietary, Open-Source Perks 04/12/2005 08:07 PM
Accessible through common Web browsers, the collaboration platform lets users share e-mail, calendar, tasks, threaded discussions and documents originating from both proprietary and open-source systems.

Open source hackers release open fixes
for MSFT vulnerabilityware

Open source hackers release open fixes
for MSFT vulnerabilityware 12/19/2003 11:45 AM
MSFT's apparent incapacity for patching MSIE vulnerabilities hasn't deterred open-source hackers, who have released a free software patch for a well-known Explorer vulnerability.

Update: Andrew sez, "...it contains buffer overflow exploits that are wide open for hax0r5 to take advantage of. In addition, it redirects weird URL requests to -it's own website-."

Update: Yoz points out that the patch has been patched. Link (via /.)

When Open Source doesn't open and source
doesn't matter

When Open Source doesn't open and source
doesn't matter 07/20/2004 11:14 AM
One frustration too many: time for a rant. When a bug in Mozilla (keyboard focus is on the previously selected window) has remained unfixed for at least 18 to 24 months, when XFree86 mouse interaction with PS/2 or GPM remains hazardous and makes a system unusable and that bug has been fobbed off to the kernel developers and not dealt with for at least two years - when there are more examples like this that make using Open Source software a pain, what do you do?

Are you one of the few people with the time and money and expertise sufficient to delve into the source yourself to fix the problem?

Do we have it "too good" and these niggles are, by comparison to the rest of the world's computer users (Windows), absolute peanuts?

More Than Open Data at the 2004 O'Reilly
Open Source Convention

More Than Open Data at the 2004 O'Reilly
Open Source Convention 08/09/2004 12:52 AM
Wi-Fi Technology Forum Aug 9 2004 5:11AM GMT

Linux Sees Open Field for Open Source
(washingtonpost.com)

Linux Sees Open Field for Open Source
(washingtonpost.com) 08/03/2004 10:28 AM
washingtonpost.com - Plenty of tech experts have spent years trying to convince the general public that the Linux operating system is becoming more of a threat to Microsoft's Windows. With the LinuxWorld conference underway this week in San Francisco, there is finally a sure-fire sign that this may be the case: Microsoft won't be there.

Open source cracks publishing wide open

Open source cracks publishing wide open 06/17/2004 11:24 AM
Once upon a time, publishing was the domain of large corporations. Then came desktop publishing and the tools to produce a book shrank from the cost of an aircraft carrier to the price tag of a PT boat. Now, small publishers on the bleeding edge of technology are fomenting a revolution that may change the publishing market forever. Open source publishing tools, long derided as not being ready for battle, are proving themselves in the trenches of small publishing.

Why open distribution is the real
promise of open source

Why open distribution is the real
promise of open source 06/16/2004 11:32 AM
The White Rabbit has beckoned us down the wrong rabbit hole. Much has been made about the open source revolution, and with good reason. The open source development model produces superior software. But, in my estimation, the real promise of open source lies not in open source, but rather in open distribution. Here's why ...

Why Microsoft Should Open Source the
Leaked Source

Why Microsoft Should Open Source the
Leaked Source 02/13/2004 02:37 PM
ANALYSIS: Redmond would be smart to make lemonade out of lemons by releasing the rest of the Windows code and letting developers have at it.

Open-Xchange Server goes open source

Open-Xchange Server goes open source 08/04/2004 09:46 AM
LINUXWORLD -- Open-Xchange Server, the Microsoft Exchange Server workalike, is being released under the GPL at the end of August. Open-Xchange Server is the engine behind Novell/SUSE's Openexchange Server, and is produced by Netline Internet Service. Netline CEO Frank Hoberg will be in the Novell booth during most of the LinuxWorld Conference & Expo, displaying what a company press release describes as "the industry's top-selling Linux-based groupware, collaboration, and messaging application."

Open Arms for Open-Source News

Open Arms for Open-Source News 07/22/2004 06:17 AM
A California newspaper is turning over the news to the people: If you think it's news, it probably is to somebody, so write it up. By Daniel Terdiman.

Open source and visible source

Open source and visible source 06/08/2004 09:11 AM

Zope Corp.'s layered strategy of engagement with open source and visible-source communities is a compelling blend of the strengths of free and commercial software development. In two previous columns, Open source citizenship and Giving back to open source, I explored the tendency of enterprises to fork open source projects rather than join them. Pedhazur suggests that a commercial entity supporting both an open source base and a visible-source layered product can reduce the need to fork. By outsourcing code enhancements, the argument goes, an enterprise can enjoy single-throat-to-choke control without seceding from a project's community. It remains to be seen how broadly this model can apply, but in cases where it does, what's not to like? [Full story at InfoWorld.com]

In this two-minute clip, Zope Corp.'s Chairman Hadar Pedhazur describes the visible source model as a middle-ground option between the few large open source projects, whose direction an enterprise cannot easily influence, and the many smaller ones that enterprises can influence, but typically fork in order to do so. ...

Open season on open source

Open season on open source 05/21/2004 01:07 AM

Microsoft open to open-source

Microsoft open to open-source 06/24/2004 08:17 AM

Microsoft open to open source

Microsoft open to open source 06/24/2004 12:49 PM
Microsoft Corp. says it is looking to turn over more of its programs to open-source software developers, playing a greater role in a process that the Redmond company has criticized strongly at times in the past. Money-makers like the company's Windows operating system and Office productivity suite aren't on the table -- or anywhere near it. But the company has so far released two software-development tools to the open-source community, and it wants to continue the practice, a Microsoft platform manager told an industry group this week.

Wired News: Open Arms for Open-Source
News

Wired News: Open Arms for Open-Source
News 07/23/2004 03:07 AM
turns content control to the people .. Open Arms for Open-Source News

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Vonage UTStarcom F1000 VoIP Phone

Vonage UTStarcom F1000 VoIP Phone 01/04/2005 01:43 PM

Vonage is dropping some killer gear on us today, with product announcements that include this new Wi-Fi Voice-Over-IP handset from UTStarcom that will let Vonage subscribers make calls anywhere they can log onto a Wi-Fi connection. With an 80-hour standby time and three to four hour talk time, the F1000 looks practical enough to use as your primary phone, not to mention extremely handy to have around as a secondary communications sidearm. Plus, you're sort of getting a Wi-Fi location device for free.

The UTStarcom F1000 is a standard SIP phone, as well, meaning it can be used with other Voice-Over-IP platforms besides Vonage.

Press Release [UTStar]

UTStarcom CDM-180

UTStarcom CDM-180 01/06/2005 02:56 PM

UTStarcom announced the CDM-180, a strangely thumb-looking stubby phone that has two 262k color screens.

UTStar com CDM-180 announced [MobileTracker]

Prix Ars Electronica

Prix Ars Electronica 12/22/2003 07:37 PM
Prix Ars Electronica
http:/ /www.aec.at/en/global/press_detail.asp?iPressID=39

Prix Ars Electronica features a New Category in 2004 Vienna (December 17, 2003) – The premiere of the Digital Communities category featuring an awards ceremony and exhibition of outstanding projects in New York will highlight the 2004 Prix Ars Electronica. A total of seven Golden Nica prizes as well as Awards of Distinction and Honorary Mentions will be handed out in six categories. Another innovation this year is a spin-off of the Prix Ars Electronica’s u19 freestyle computing category: [the next idea] competition honors outstanding concepts for not-yet-produced projects by artists age 19-27. Entries may be submitted for Prix Ars Electronica consideration from January 12 to March 12, 2004."

Panasonic, UTStarcom Do 3G

Panasonic, UTStarcom Do 3G 11/06/2003 05:19 AM
Unstrung.com Nov 6 2003 3:54AM ET

UTStarcom, Matsushita in 3G biz

UTStarcom, Matsushita in 3G biz 11/07/2003 06:38 AM
China Daily Nov 7 2003 5:42AM ET

UTStarcom Warns Again

UTStarcom Warns Again 09/20/2004 10:38 AM
TheStreet.com Sep 20 2004 2:27PM GMT

Virtual Grand Prix 2 1.1.2

Virtual Grand Prix 2 1.1.2 03/13/2003 10:24 AM
A great racing game using a state of the art OpenGL-based 3d engine.

ars electronica prix winners

ars electronica prix winners 05/04/2004 12:32 PM
congrats to wikipedia, nycwireless, creative commons and everyone else

Virtual Grand Prix 2 1.06

Virtual Grand Prix 2 1.06 05/28/2004 10:53 PM
A great racing game using a state of the art OpenGL-based 3d engine.

UTStarcom Gets Lousy Reception

UTStarcom Gets Lousy Reception 08/12/2004 04:00 AM
Business Week Aug 12 2004 8:17AM GMT

UTStarcom Won't File on Time

UTStarcom Won't File on Time 03/31/2005 11:46 AM
TheStreet.com Mar 31 2005 3:21PM GMT

Prix Ars Electronica Pictures 2004

Prix Ars Electronica Pictures 2004 02/01/2005 08:39 PM
Last year, Creative Commons was awarded the Golden Nica by the organizers of the Ars Electronica Festival in Linz, Austria.

Some great pictures conveying a sense of the award ceremony's atmosphere have been put online and can be found here.

There are also some webcasts of CC contributions to the Austrian launch conference (by Joi Ito, the Austrian team and myself).

Last Saturday, we had occasion to recall the event when Cornelia Sollfrank, an artist, film-maker and former Ars Electronica jury member, visited the Creative Commons office in Berlin to do an interview with Christiane for her new documentary on CC. Thanks are due to Cornelia, for all her interest and support for our cause.

Virtual Grand Prix 2 revs up

Virtual Grand Prix 2 revs up 05/18/2004 11:44 AM
Virtual Programming has announced that Ideas From the Deep will be publishing Virtual Grand Prix 2, the sequel to its popular racing simulation developed by Paolo Cattani and the staff of AlasSoft, for the American market, reports MacGamer...

The winners of the Prix Ars Electronica
have been announced

The winners of the Prix Ars Electronica
have been announced 05/05/2004 08:12 AM
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Prix Ars Electronica prizes announced

Prix Ars Electronica prizes announced 05/05/2004 08:10 AM

The winners of the Prix Ars Electronica have been announced.

I was on the Digital Communities jury this year for Ars Electronica. Thanks to the two jury pre-selection and final jury process, we were able to spend a lot of time on the 60 or so entries that were selected from hundreds of submissions by the first jury. We had an awesome jury. The final jury was me, Andreas Hirsch, Shanthi Kalathil (co-author of Open Networks, Closed Regimes: The Impact of the Internet on Authoritarian Rule), Jane Metcalfe (co-founder of Wired), Dorothy Okello (Coordinator of the Women of Uganda Network), Howard Rheingold (the Smart Mobs guy ;-) ) and Oliviero Toscani (The guy who made the controversial Benetton ads). We gave our two Golden Nica cash prizes to Wikipedia and The World Starts With Me. I'm sure everyone knows Wikipedia. The World Starts With Me is a project from Uganda.

"The World Starts With Me" is a sex education and AIDS prevention project that simultaneously gives young Ugandans the opportunity to acquire Internet and computer skills. The program is aimed at school children and young adults. To reach this target group, 52 "Telecenters" (facilities equipped with IT infrastructure including PCs with Internet access) have been set up throughout Uganda. The program focuses particularly on 12- to 19-year-olds, with the objective of improving their understanding of sexuality. The website features a very attractive, inviting design and takes a playful approach to mediating complicated content, which is presented in a way that enables young people to recognize situations confronting them personally in their everyday lives. This program is very popular in Uganda and is being used in many schools and institutions.

Now if only "The World Starts With Me" would make a wiki page...

Creative Commons won the Net Vision Golden Nica. Yay! (I wasn't involved in that jury and this was a pleasant surprise.)

Our honorary mentions were:

• Cabinas Publicas de Internet


• Children with Diabetes


• Daily Prophet - Very cool work based on childrens' derivative works based on Harry Potter


• DakNet: Store and Forward


• Del.icio.us


• Djursland.net


• iCan


• kuro5hin


• Kythera-Familynet


• Lomography


• Nabanna


• NYCwireless


• Telecentre Communautaire Polyvalent Tombouctou


• Wikitravel - I love their Creative Commons license which allows commercial use with attribution.

Robo-One Grand Prix Robots

Robo-One Grand Prix Robots 12/02/2003 12:24 AM
Yahoo has some pictures of bipedal combat robots from the Robo-One Grand Prix. The robot combat competition was held in a makeshift ring at the 2003 Internation Robot Exhibition in Tokyo on November 22nd. The robots were displayed with the hopes of promoting robot technology and their user-friendliness. This is the same Exhibition that brought other great robotic displays such as Actroids and Epson's uFR Micro Flying Robot.

Prix Ars Electronica Digital Communities

Prix Ars Electronica Digital Communities 02/05/2005 09:29 PM

I will be on the Prix Ars Electronica digital communities jury again next year. Please help us out by submitting work that you think meets the criteria below.

For the second time in 2005, Prix Ars Electronica will honor important achievements by digital communities. This category focuses attention on the wide-ranging social impact of the Internet as well as on the latest developments in the fields of social software, mobile communications and wireless networks.

The "Digital Communities" category is open to political, social, and cultural projects, initiatives, groups, and scenes from all over the world utilizing digital technology to better society and assume social responsibility. It is meant to recognize the initiators and propagators of these communities as well as the developers of the relevant technologies, and to honor those whose work contributes to the establishment and proliferation of Digital Communities as well as provide understanding and research into them.

The prizes in this category will total 20,000 Euros: one Golden Nica (10,000 Euro), two Awards of Distinction (5,000 Euros each) and up to 12 Honorary Mentions.

For full information please check http://ww w.aec.at/en/prix/communities/communities.asp
Online submission: http://www.aec .at/en/prix/registration/index.asp
Deadline for submissions: March 11, 2005

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Virtual Grand Prix 2 ships

Virtual Grand Prix 2 ships 04/13/2004 10:00 AM
Virtual Programming Ltd. on Tuesday announced that it is shipping Virtual Grand Prix 2, an open-wheel auto racing game for the Mac. Virtual Grand Prix 2 features real-time lighting, shadow, translucency and reflection effects; "pit-radio" digitized speech; adjustable specs like wing angle, gearbox, tires, suspension, differential, ballast and more; an arcade mode for beginners; support for force-feedback game controllers; network-based multiplayer support and more. The game includes 20 cars, 15 tracks, a track editing tool and a manual that includes a "Techniques" section written by Italian race car driver E. Colombo.

UTStarcom Gets China Telecom Deal

UTStarcom Gets China Telecom Deal 06/28/2004 01:23 PM
TheStreet.com Jun 28 2004 5:16PM GMT

UTStarcom lowers growth forecast

UTStarcom lowers growth forecast 09/21/2004 08:14 AM
Computer Business Review Sep 21 2004 12:44PM GMT

UTStarcom Pushing Audiovox Handset Bid

UTStarcom Pushing Audiovox Handset Bid 04/30/2004 06:29 AM
TheStreet.com Apr 30 2004 10:58AM GMT

UTStarcom Expands 3G CDMA Opportunities

UTStarcom Expands 3G CDMA Opportunities 04/28/2004 04:47 AM
3G Apr 28 2004 8:12AM GMT

UTStarcom, Mitsushita cooperate for 3G
development

UTStarcom, Mitsushita cooperate for 3G
development 11/01/2003 06:23 AM
China Daily Nov 1 2003 5:39AM ET

Rider killed at Ulster Grand Prix

Rider killed at Ulster Grand Prix 08/21/2004 07:45 AM
A Scottish rider is killed and another person is injured at the Ulster Grand Prix meeting in County Antrim.

London to host grand prix? (Reuters)

London to host grand prix? (Reuters) 07/06/2004 01:32 PM
Reuters - London should have its own Formula One grand prix through the city centre like in Monaco within a year, some of the sport's top drivers said.

Virtual Grand Prix 2 comes to North
America via IFD

Virtual Grand Prix 2 comes to North
America via IFD 05/18/2004 02:54 PM
A new auto racing game called Virtual Grand Prix 2 is coming to North America thanks to a partnership between its publisher, Virtual Programming Ltd., and Ideas From the Deep, a Texas-based game developer, publisher and reseller headed up by industry veteran Lane Roathe. The game is available for online ordering now for US$19.99.

Grand Prix Legends 2004 Demo

Grand Prix Legends 2004 Demo 05/30/2004 02:39 PM

Olympus sponsors Montreal Grand Prix

Olympus sponsors Montreal Grand Prix 06/01/2004 08:16 PM
globetechnology.com Jun 1 2004 11:31PM GMT

Panasonic and UTStarcom Establish JV for
3G Market in China

Panasonic and UTStarcom Establish JV for
3G Market in China 11/07/2003 05:24 AM
Japan Corp Nov 7 2003 4:36AM ET

UTStarcom to unveil dual-tech 3G phones

UTStarcom to unveil dual-tech 3G phones 06/30/2004 02:46 AM
CHINAdaily Jun 30 2004 7:13AM GMT

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